Introduction: Taiwan, Huawei.
Part I: Cold War Chips
Chapter 1: From Steel to Silicon
WWII
introduces Akioto Moria (Sony); Morris Chang (TSMC); Andy Grove (Intel);
Chapter 2: The Switch
William Shockley, the semiconductor
Bell Labs: Walter Brattain and John Bardeen; only person to win Nobel Prizes inn physics
Chapter 3: Noyce, Kilby, and the Integrated Circuit
Chapter 4: Liftoff
Noyce and Moore founded Fairchild Semiconductoor
Chapter 5: Mortars and Mass Production
Jay Latrhop, Texas Instruments, MIT
Chapter 6: "I ... Want ... To ... Get ... Rich"
computers, DOD, and Robert McNamara
Part II: The Circuitry of the American World
Chapter 7: Soviet Silicon Valley
Sputnik
Chapter 8: "Copy It"
Boris Malin
Chapter 9: The Transistor Salesman
Hayato Ikeda
Chapter 10: "Transistor Girls"
Chip manufacturers hiring women
Chapter 11: Precision Strike
TI, Vietnam
Chapter 12: Supply Chain Statecraft
East Asia and the fall of Vietnam
Chapter 13: Intel's Revolutionaries
DRAM chips
Chapter 14: The Pentagon's Offset Strategy
William Perry, 1977
Part III: Leadership Lost
Chapter 15: "That Competition Is Tough"
Hewlett-Packard
Chapter 16: "At War With Japan"
AMD
Chapter 17: "Shipping Junk"
DRAM chips
Chapter 18: The Crude Oil of the 1980s
the CEOs of three off America's biggest chipmakers
Chapter 19: Death Spiral
GCA
Dram chips
Chapter 20: The Japan That Can Say No
1-megabit semiconductors were the hearts of the computers; and Japan had the upper hand
Part IV: America Resurgent
Chapter 21: The Potato Chip King
Simplot, Micron
Chapter 22: Disrupting Intel
Grove's restructuring of Intel
IBM, DRAM chips
Chapter 23: "My Enemy's Enemy": The Rise of Korea
South Korean DRAM chips
Chapter 24: "This Is The Future"
"Mead-Conway Revolution"
DARPA: shrinking transistors
Chapter 25: The KGB's Directorate T
1980s; Reagan
Russian stealing American secrets
Chapter 26: "Weapons of Mass Destruction": The Impact Of The Offset
USSR
Chapter 27: War Hero
The Iraqi War.
Chapter 28: "The Cold War Is Over and You Have Won"
Japan's mistakes
Part IV: Integrated Circuits, Integrated World?
Chapter 29: "We Want a Semiconductor Industry in Taiwan"
Morris Chang and TSMC
Chapter 30: "All People Must Make Semiconductors"
Huawei
Chapter 31: "Sharing God's Love with the Chinese"
China; Richard Chang
Chapter 32: Lithography Wars
ASML
Chapter 33: The Innovator's Dilemma
Steve Jobs
Chapter 34: Running Faster?
US lead getting tighter; through the end of 2000
Part VI: Offshoring Innovation?
Chapter 35: "Real Men Have Fabs"
NAND production
Chapter 36: The Fabless Revolution
Nvidia: largely manufactured by TSMC
Chapter 37: Morris Chang's Grand Alliance
FinFet
GlobalFoundries
Chapter 38: Apple Silicon
Apple
Chapter 39: EUV
ASML
Chapter 40: "There Is No Plan B"
EUV
Chapter 41: How Intel Forgot Innovation
EUV era and somehow Intel lost it
Part VII: China's Challenge
Chapter 42: Made In China
Xi Jinping
Chapter 43: "Call Forth The Assault"
Xi Jinping
Chapter 44: Technology Transfer
China
Chapter 45: "Mergers Are Bound to Happen"
Two big Chinese firms
Chapter 46: The Rise of Huawei
Huawei
Chapter 47: The 5G Future
Huawei
Chapter 48: The Next Offset
China military vs US military
Part VIII: The Chip Choke
Chapter 49: "Everything We're Competing On"
Obama
Trump's trade dispute with China
Chapter 50: Fujian Jinhua
Global DRAM competition
Chapter 51: The Assault on Huawe
Trump
Chapter 52: China's Sputnik Moment?
Wuhan flu.
Chapter 53: Shortages and Supply Chains
Covid.
Chapter 54: The Taiwan Dilemma
TSMC.
Conclusion
Notes: 56 pages.
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